Buying a Used Travel Trailer
I'm seriously considering my first trailer purchase. For practical reasons I need to at least consider buying a used one instead of a new one. I buy used cars and high end photo equipment without a ...
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When you do get the TV issued figured out and are back to looking at trailers, don't forget to really take a good look at the roof of any used trailer you are interested in. Even though the roof is in good condition and the caulking is all good, they need to be inspected regularly. You may go through one rain with no problems only to find a leak the next time it rains. Case in point, checked roof in May, survived a snow storm that month with no leak, went through a couple hard rains in July but the one in Aug showed us a leak in the bath. It was stored under cover when not on the road. Luckily we were able to caulk it without interrupting our trip.
